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Buddy

07-07-2004 06:47:16




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I acuired my father-in-laws T30 which had not been run in 10 years. After cleaning the fuel system and ignition system it started and runs fine. It has a Kelly 400 loader on it plumbed out from under the seat. The lift arms or loader will not move with the control in any position with the PTO running and the dip stick under the control shows it to be full of fluid. I know it was working fine when parked. Any ideas will be appreciated.

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John (UK)

07-07-2004 13:27:48




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 Re: Lift system in reply to Buddy, 07-07-2004 06:47:16  
If the linkage comes to the top of its lift it will put the pump into neutral and you will get no power at all. you need to prevent the links lifting. It could also be the control valve stuck and that needs the side plate off and the long control fork moving to free the valve ...if you need anymore info on doing that...mail me at scorpio29 at lineone dot net and I will send you an instuction sheet how to do it.

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Boss Hog

07-07-2004 07:44:00




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 Re: Lift system in reply to Buddy, 07-07-2004 06:47:16  
Do you have 2 levers between your legs when you're sitting on the seat?

Those levers have to be in specific positions, and the 3 point hitch trying to raise before the hydraulics kick in.

I'm going from memory here, so someone jump in if I'm wrong. But here's the way I remember those levers working:

Start out with both levers in the middle position. Pull the left lever all the way back, and raise the 3 point hitch control lever all the way up.

If the 3 point hitch comes up, you're on the right track. If not, the rest won't help and something else is wrong.

Now take the left lever and push it to the forward position momentarilly. (It should snap back to the middle position when you release it) This should make the 3 point hitch drop some.

Return the left lever to the middle position, and use the right lever to make the loader move.

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